Posted in November 10, 2008 ¬ 07:28h.Julien
“The Definitive Guide to symfony” is part of the official documentation of the symfony PHP Web framework.
This book can be read online, and is published under the GFDL license. Hhowever, reading a printed copy allows a better in-depth understanding of this framework. It is very well written, with a lot of examples. It is directed [...]
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Posted in May 6, 2007 ¬ 10:25h.Julien
I have bought this book just before Debian Etch was released, as it is the first Debian release with full SELinux support. SELinux documentation obviously exists on the Web, but none I was able to find is comprehensive and easy to read for a beginner like me.
This book is described as « a complete [...]
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Posted in January 19, 2007 ¬ 22:48h.Julien
I bought this book some time ago to try and improve my skills in the aim of applying for LPI Level 1 tests. This is a short yet very exhaustive guide for this certification, but is also very useful for everyone wishing to improve his knowledge of GNU/Linux basics.
All the topics are covered in [...]
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Posted in January 19, 2007 ¬ 22:23h.Julien
This book, published by Prentice Hall, in the Bruce Perens’ Open Source Series, and written by Jeff Dike, the main developer of User Mode Linux, is a complete review of all the features of this virtualisation tool. I have learned a lot, the chapters are in the right order, allowing you to create quickly [...]
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Posted in April 15, 2006 ¬ 15:20h.Julien
I have just finished reading carefully the book written by Martin F. Krafft simply called “The Debian System, Concepts and Techniques” (Open Source Press / No Starch Press – Sept. 2005). I must say it is the first book about Debian I have ever read that I really enjoyed reading: really easy to [...]
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